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Liz and I took the kids into the city on Sunday for a ride on the City Cat, a stroll around South Bank, and a wander through GOMA. I’ve lived in this wonderful city most of my life, and I think I take it for granted, because I was quite surprised how beautiful it … Continue reading We Love Brisbane 
Dundalli Sketch by Sylvester Diggles, 1854 Dundalli was an Aboriginal leader and fighter from the Dalla people of the Blackall Ranges who was eventually adopted by the fearsome Djindubarri people of Bribie Island in the 1840′s. He was convicted of the murder of Andrew Gregor and Mary Shannon in 1846. People … Continue reading Dundalli 
The Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges span the mouth of the Brisbane River. Climbing to almost 80 metres above the water, they allow huge volumes of traffic to flow from one side of the river to ther other. A bike path on this new bridge … Continue reading Cycling to the top 
We drove out to the Boondall Entertainment Centre today so Liz and Lilly could see “Disney on Ice”. Harrison and I took advantage of the trip, brought our bikes and explored the Boondall Wetlands while Liz and … Continue reading Boondall and Deagon 
We spent an hour around sunset yesterday riding throught the Boondall Wetlands along the Moreton Bay Bikeway. No cars, lots of open space, and great views. What more could you want? The … Continue reading Boondall Wetlands via the Moreton Bay Bikeway 
Harrison takes a drink while mountain biking through yesterday’s dust storm. The sky was light brown, and after a few minutes riding, my mouth tasted like dirt (yes, I’m very familiar with the taste of dirt). But but that didn’t stop us zipping … Continue reading Riding up a Storm 
I went over the handlebars three times today. After Crash #1 Harrison and Neil after Crash #2 After Crash #3 Â Thankfully I was with Simon … Continue reading Bunyaville 3 – Neil Nil 
We had a wonderful day at Southbank Parklands yesterday. After checking out the “Machines of Da Vinci” exhibition, we headed down to Chez Laila to enjoy some fantastic Lebanese food, and thick, muddy Lebanese coffee. I thought I might have seen a young Ozzy Osborne there. Then we hopped on … Continue reading Fun at Southbank Parklands |
 
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